Subject: Jackie Robinson

• Steve Wynn and the Miracle 3 at Off Broadway, November 15

  September 24, 2008

• When St. Louis was the Most Racist City in Major League Baseball

  In Saturday's New York Times, in honor of Martin Luther King Day and Barack Obama's inauguration, columnist George Vecsey and the great Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher Don Newcombe (pictured above, center) took a look back at the old days 60-some years ago when black players like Newcombe and Jackie Robinson (left) and Roy Campanella (right) first started playing in the major leagues.It would be wrong to say they were reminiscing, because the word "reminisce" implies a fond remembrance of things past.

  January 19, 2009

• Week of November 30, 2005

  November 30, 2005

• Prince Joe's Victory

  November 7, 2007

• Ask a Negro Leaguer Column

  Week of April 6, 2006

  April 5, 2006

• Black Out

  August 29, 2007

• Evan Help Us

  August 1, 2007

• Follow the Money

  Readers call out Paul McKee and Prince Joe.

  July 4, 2007

• Strong Bonds

  June 13, 2007

• The Turn of a Page

  May 23, 2007

• Son of a Gun

  May 16, 2007

• Why don't more people honor Jackie Robinson?

  April 11, 2007

• A Mathews-Dickey coach does all he can to take black kids out to the ballgame.

  April 11, 2007

• Is baseball a thing of the past in the black community?

  April 4, 2007

• Dear Memphis: Joe would like his idea back.

  January 10, 2007

• Have black preachers misled their congregations?

  January 3, 2007

• Why so lukewarm about baseball, Joe?

  October 25, 2006

• Is Prince Joe a bigot?

  Week of June 8, 2006

  June 7, 2006

• Ask a Negro Leaguer Column

  Week of May 5, 2006

  May 3, 2006

• Week of January 12, 2006

  January 11, 2006

• Week of November 23, 2005

  November 23, 2005

• Ask a Negro Leaguer Column

  Week of September 14, 2005

  September 14, 2005

• Current Shows

  Ivy Cooper encapsulates the St. Louis art scene

  September 7, 2005

• Current Shows

  Ivy Cooper encapsulates the St. Louis art scene

  August 31, 2005

• Black Ball

  The National Pastime in Black and White

  August 31, 2005

• Ask a Negro Leaguer

  Week of August 31, 2005

  August 31, 2005

• Ask a Negro Leaguer

  Week of August 24, 2005

  August 24, 2005

• Current Shows

  Ivy Cooper encapsulates the St. Louis art scene

  August 17, 2005

• Series/Festivals

  St. Louis Filmmakers Festival

  July 20, 2005

• Series/Festivals

  Week of July 13, 2005

  July 13, 2005

• Projecting Our Civic Pride

  St. Louis Filmmakers Showcase

  July 13, 2005

• Major League

  The Alton Little Theater swings for the Fences

  February 2, 2005

• Prince Joe's Lament

  Where was Joe Henry when Major League Baseball coughed up money for ex-Negro Leaguers? In the dark.

  November 17, 2004

• Quiet Impressive

  Francis Cape whispers from the corner

  March 31, 2004

• Don't Pass This Buck

  A Negro League Monarch

  January 28, 2004

• Home Movies

  The competition's tough in this week's St. Louis Filmmakers Showcase

  June 25, 2003

• The Battle of the Paddle

  Loot dreams, pre-teen stars, Russian immigrants and (cough) very old men have the St. Louis table-tennis scene popping off

  September 4, 2002

• Three Girls and a Marching Band

  September 12, 2001

• Man Trouble

  June 13, 2001

• Games Show

  September 13, 2000

• The Life and Times of Hank Greenberg

  July 19, 2000

• Stars of David

  June 7, 2000

• Fifth Time's A Charm

  July 8, 2009

• Blackballed No More

  July 8, 2009